Casement & Awning Windows
Crank open for full ventilation — and seal tight against the elements when closed
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Casement windows are hinged on one side and swing outward like a door, operated by a simple crank mechanism. Because the entire sash opens — not just half of it — casement windows provide 100% of the window area as ventilation, making them the most efficient window style for moving air through a room. When closed, the sash presses firmly against the frame seal, creating an exceptionally tight, draft-free closure.
Awning windows work on the same principle but are hinged at the top and swing outward at the bottom. This configuration has a practical advantage: you can leave an awning window open during light rain and the water will run off the open sash rather than into the room. They're a popular choice for kitchens, bathrooms, and basements where ventilation is important even in wet weather.
Both casement and awning windows are Energy Star certified when paired with our Low-E glass options. The outward-swinging design means there are no sash tracks to accumulate dirt, and the crank mechanism is smooth and durable. Suburban Construction installs both styles throughout the Quad Cities with a lifetime workmanship guarantee.




Features & Benefits
Maximum Ventilation
Full sash opening delivers maximum ventilation — more than any double-hung or slider.
Compression Seal
Multi-point locking system creates a compression seal when closed.
90° Opening
Opens a full 90° for maximum airflow and easy exterior glass cleaning from inside.
Coved Glazing Beads
Coved glazing beads give the sash a refined, classic wood-like appearance.
FreedomMaxx Low-E HP Glass
FreedomMaxx Low-E HP high-performance glass standard; optional FreedomMaxx 10 upgrade available.
AllWeather Sloped Sill
AllWeather sloped sill channels water away from the frame and prevents infiltration.
Stainless Steel Hardware
Stainless steel operating hardware for smooth, corrosion-free operation.
EverLast PVC Vinyl
EverLast PVC vinyl never needs painting or staining.
Easy Operation
Easy-turn crank mechanism — no lifting or straining required.
Energy Star Certified
Energy Star certified options available with Low-E glass.
No Dirt-Trapping Tracks
No horizontal tracks to collect dirt or impede operation.
Wide Selection
Available in a wide range of sizes, colors, and glass options.

Casement vs. Awning: Key Differences
Casement Windows
- ✓Hinged on the left or right side
- ✓Opens outward like a door
- ✓Full sash area opens for ventilation
- ✓Great for catching cross-breezes
Awning Windows
- ✓Hinged at the top
- ✓Bottom swings outward
- ✓Can stay open in light rain
- ✓Ideal for high or low placements
Energy Performance in the Quad Cities
The compression seal of a casement or awning window is inherently more airtight than the sliding seal of a hung or slider window. Combined with triple pane krypton glass, this makes casement windows among the most energy-efficient window types available — an important consideration given the Quad Cities' cold winters and hot, humid summers.
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